Cryptozoology, Ghosts, Aliens and other mysteries

[chaos]

(09-18-2014, 01:57 AM)'Pckts' Wrote:

(09-16-2014, 05:21 PM)'chaos' Wrote:

(09-16-2014, 08:36 AM)'peter' Wrote:

(09-15-2014, 08:26 PM)'chaos' Wrote: Like to hear opinions, eyewitness acounts (if any) and the like on this topic.
I have always been fascinated with monsters, ghosts and ufo's. Perhaps
somebody has seen or experienced some type of paranormal activity and
would like to share their experience.




 

Unknown forest creatures still feature in stories in many parts of the world. There are reports and books. Most are dismissed or ridiculed, but some are not. I'd advice to read the book of A. Rabinowitz on jaguars in Belize when you can find it. 

Those who read the books of Jim Corbett appreciate his accurate descriptions, but they apparently failed to see that he was a very sensitive person who relied on well-developed senses. There were many things he didn't understand, but he trusted on instinct in spite of that. If you read his books more than once, the conclusion is he was a well-trained, but very lucky man.    

The next step could be feral children and everything connected. Than go to newspapers and articles. They are much more informative than you think. What are they really saying about Ukraine, Russia, Europe and the US? What about the plane that came down? Go to politics and try your luck on reports and specials. My guess is you would conclude everything that has some value for some reason for some is evasive to put it mildly. There are many secrets all over the place. Try to find your way. 

When interested in more, try to find something on the experiments with rabbits and submarines. The Russians know all about it and they are not the only ones. At some stage, you have to read a little bit about Egypt and Greece and than there is Einstein and those who used his insights. Those who inform the masses will try to make life easy and uncomplicated, but there is a lot more if you're interested and willing to try. 

I know a bit about people who got interested in other things. Some got involved in experiments. The outcome was very different from what they expected and I'll leave it at that. All left as soon as they could and they never returned. If you think you're interested in lions, be sure you really want to see them.



 

The island of Dr Moreau comes to mind. Several years back a strange creature washed up on the shoreline
of Montauk, NY.  Some claim it was the product of a government experiment gone awry. Not far offshore is
Plum island, home to a government animal testing facility. Not sure how it was explained away, but it was a
freakish looking creature dubbed the Montauk monster. Theories abound as to what it actually was. 
 


 

The "montauk monster" was nothing more than a decomposed animal washed a shore.
http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/...k-monster/
This is what I mean by Conspiracy non sense.
While this topic is highly debated, lets be honest. Nobody hear has ever seen anything, nobody hear has ever been abducted, spotted bigfoot, seen a ghost, etc. It's all hog wash, while its fun to discuss, how many crazy people out there have claimed voices talk to them, they see things, etc. Old days simply had no diagnosis for schizophrenia or hallucinations. Look how much it takes for use to believe a Tiger reaches the weight of 300kg, but yet we will blindly believe that ghosts are haunting us and abductions are happening right under our noses?

I 100% believe in life on other planets, galaxies etc. But I am realistic about it, the galaxy is so vast, the technology is different and the idea of "life" can be as microscopic as a Atom or the size of a dinosaur. Lets not forget the amount of time it takes to travel to a different planet, galaxy etc. By the time we reach a life bearing planet a species could of come and gone, remember, all life has a limited time frame. We simply exist until a star implodes, a asteriod hits, a sun burns up, etc. The odds of finding life that can find us as well are just incalculable.


 

 

What kind of animal was it? Like I said, theories abound. There are more than enough credible claims
out there to satisfy most skeptics. Some will always stay the course. You can't say with any degree of
certainty, nobody here has ever seen anything. Truthfully, most people who've experienced an encounter
are reluctant to acknowlege, out of fear of ridicule. The vast majority can be explained away, but there
remains a small percentage that defy explanation. I know  people myself - credible people - who've had
ghostly encounters or claim to have seen a ufo. Like I said its not really that uncommon. There are polls
that reflect a shockingly high percentage of people who have experienced some type of paranormal event.
The haunted society polled 11,060 people and a staggering 58% (6,403) stated yes, they've experienced
paranormal activity.

Likewise; in a Larry king live poll, topic being ufo's, 8% claimed to have personally seen one. 12% know
somebody who's seen one, and 2% believe they've encountered an extra terrestial life form. Hogwash? 
 You'd have a helluva time trying to convince the many thousands who've experienced these things first
hand - just in the USA - of that. Reply